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A small island district called Phu Quy Island is situated about 120 kilometers east of Phan Thiet city, a well-known tourist attraction in Vietnam. Phu Quy island, which is only 17 square kilometers in size, is renowned for its spectacular natural beauty, distinctive culture, and warm locals.
Allow Asia King Travel to give you an insight into this land through this guide.
For a considerable amount of time, Phu Quy island - also known by the names Co Long, Thuan Tinh, Cu Lao Khoai Xu, and Cu Lao Thu - has been well-known to many readers of old history books. Despite being an island in the midst of the sea, it is remote. affirmative, but the remnants found indicate that the island was visited in order to support life there very early on.
Duong village fish pond - an abandoned place with hidden beauty
Phu Quy is the confluence of numerous migrant flows from the continent with numerous distinct ethnic groups due to historical shifts. The Kinh people are the principal characters. Some Chinese individuals also assimilated into the Phu Quy community, in addition to the Kinh people. The Chinese came here to work in trade and silk weaving, among other activities. A small number of individuals stayed on the island later, when some grew wealthy through business and gradually relocated to the major cities on the mainland.
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Beside a lengthy stretch of fine sand lies a little beach called Trieu Duong Bay, with tranquil, blue water. This is where a lot of the locals go swimming in the afternoon. The majority of island visitors check in at the sovereignty flagpole.
Standing near the sea, Ganh Hang is a sizable cliff where seawater overflows to create "Khe Sung Suong" and a naturally occurring "Infinity Pool" that draws many of visitors for swimming. To protect your safety, you should bring robust climbing shoes. To prevent getting swept out to sea by the waves when snapping pictures, stay well away from the "infinity pool"'s edge and go with a local.
At 106 meters above sea level, Cao Cat Peak, one of the tallest mountains on Phu Quy island, is situated in the north of the island. There are unique-shaped cliffs that resemble the Grand Canyon in the United States because of their horizontal weathering grooves. Visit the Linh Son Pagoda en route to Cao Cat Peak.
The Long Hai fish market is lively in the morning as fishing boats are constantly docking. Many uncommon seafood items will be seen to you; some of the snails are large and weighty. The seafood in the Long Hai fish market is of excellent quality and is reasonably priced.
The best time to visit Phu Quy island is from December to June, since the rainy season usually falls from September to November. The weather on Phu Quy Island is often warm and pleasant throughout this time of year, making it ideal for exploring and taking in the stunning beaches on the island. Travelers should pick this time of year to most comfortably take in Phu Quy island's breathtaking landscape.
Admire the romantic beauty of the bay from above
At the moment, the only way to reach the island from Phan Thiet city is by boat. Superdong-PQI, Superdong-PQII, Phu Quy Express, and Phu Quy Island are the ships sailing to Phu Quy.
The boat usually departs Phan Thiet port between 6:30 and 7:30 a.m., while it occasionally leaves earlier at 5:30 a.m. or, at the latest, 3:00 p.m. Depending on the kind of train, the trip takes 2.5 to 3.5 hours and includes air conditioning, fan rooms, and mattresses and seats. The cost of a ticket for the 2.5-hour high-speed train is 350,000 VND per person.
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